The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-06-25

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The teaching works, under the man.
agement of the Godbe Brothers, worked
over 500 tons Of Is ounce screenings
during the months Of April and May.
The screenings were taken from Meadow
Valley mine No. 3. The total cost Of
extracting and teaching is So per ton and
the screenings were worked up to IS per
cent. At present the teaching works are
running on tailings from No. 7 mine,
formerly leached by James Ryan, the
capacity being 20 tons day. which as.
say ounces and an extraction Of so per
cent is made. Each tank is allowed to
leach ~ hours. This extraction is due
entirely to the Russell Process, the value
Of which, in any iexiviation mill, is ines.
timetable. The Russell extra" solution
not only disolves great amount Of silver
that ordinary solution will not act upon,
but clears and preserves the ordinary
solution, rendering 1t much more active
aud enabling the sulphides to instantly
settle. All those who contemplate leach.
ing would do well to give the Russell
Process trial. and they will undoubted.
ly be satisfied with the results.
The best thing to hold in the mouth
Is mouthful Of cold water, renewed
every few minutes. It will take away
the craving for tobacco quicker than any
thing else and is wholly unobjectionable.
A pine stick is the best Of anything to
chew, but the objection to that and to
anything that is chewed, is that it over
exercises and weakens the salivary
glands. In quitting tho use Of tobacco.
quit at once and not attempt to leave OF
gradually.
We have received poetic effusiou
headed Rain, which demands notice
at our hands. We shall say to the
author Of these lines that poets are born,
and, in our judgment, he must be born
again, not with fire and the spirit, bu,
with something Of poetic genius, before
he can hope to succeed as rhymist
We say this much in no unkind spirit
but simply to urge the author to devote
his pen to other and more useful pur
pose.
Thursday morning the Chinese portion
Of our town was the scene Of row
which might have resulted seriously bu'
for the timely interference Of q citizen
The belligerents were Jim and All Tim
the former Of whom gave undubitAbl'
evidence that he had either hunted TO-
somebody and found him or had beer
roughly assaulted. The other was not 8,
badly beaten having only wound on hi
left arm.
| The spring at the back Of the cour
house is still an object Of interest ant
also dispute. Some citizens assembled a
the place recently with the avowed OBJ
'ject Of preventing an enclosure beinl
placed round the spring. Nothing wa
done, however, though we understan'
some digging is contemplated near b
with view to tap the coveted fluid.
A. Davis is quite proficient in the us
of the caligraph, or type writer 1
writing the Declaration Of Independence
ON the machine, he averaged $50 words
minute. Where are your champio
caligraph operators now! Send them owe
, hero and Arthur will give them har
tussle.
George Latimer, one Of our old an
: well.known townsmen, returned froI
the southern country Tuesday last. II
has been absent some three weeks,
/ portion Of which time he spent in 8
! Thomas and the remainder in making
. tour of the southern part Of the count,
On Monday evening, July 4th, II
Phoebe Fire Department will give
grand ball at Browns Hall. The be-
music to be had will be procured. Coo
i. order guaranteed.
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